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Medical device risk management involves identifying hazards, evaluating potential harms, and implementing risk control measures throughout the product lifecycle. Following ISO 14971 standards ensures product safety and regulatory compliance during development and post-production.

To perform a cybersecurity risk assessment for a connected medical device, you systematically identify cybersecurity hazards, evaluate the associated risks, and implement appropriate risk control measures. This process documents the entire workflow for regulatory submission.

An ISO 14971 risk management file includes the risk management plan, detailed risk assessment records, verification of risk control measures, and post-production monitoring data. This documentation tracks product safety throughout the entire lifecycle.

Yes, this approach supports post-production risk monitoring for medical devices by maintaining the risk management file and tracking product safety data. It ensures ongoing regulatory compliance after the device is launched.

To verify risk control measures for medical device safety, you implement the selected controls and document the verification process within the risk management file. This confirms that the measures effectively reduce identified hazards to acceptable levels.